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Video: Chloé at Paris Fashion Week

In this video, fashion label Chloé has presented its FW22 collection at Paris Fashion Week (PFW). Watch the video below. Video: Chloé via YouTube Photo credit: Image via Chloé on YouTube

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Womenswear pre-fall 2022

Trendstop brings FashionUnited readers an insight into the Pre-Fall womenswear collections for 2022. The Pre-Fall women’s collections showcased fashion designing its way out of lockdown. Playful subversion, the art of dressing up and attention to detail that focused on frivolity introduced a renewed sense of optimism without losing sight of...

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Video: Chloé FW21 collection at PFW

In this video, French luxury fashion house Chloé has presented its FW21 collection at Paris Fashion Week (PFW). Watch the video below. Do you want to see more FW21 clothing collections? Click here to view the FashionUnited Marketplace. Video: Chloé via YouTube Photo credit: Paris Fashion Week

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Paris Fashion Week to run until March 10

Paris Fashion Week has added an extra day to its women’s fashion autumn/winter 2021 calendar, and will now run from March 1 until March 10. There was no explanation on the official statement regarding the reason for an extra day, however, on the schedule, it shows that Louis Vuitton has moved from its original date of March 9 to the following...

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Who is Gabriela Hearst, Chloé's new chief designer?

The past five years have been on an upward trend for designer Gabriela Hearst. In 2015 she founded her eponymous fashion label, which quickly gained a solid following. Luxury conglomerate LVMH saw an opportunity and invested several millions in the brand in 2019 . Last fall, Hearst won the American Womenswear Designer of the Year Award and made...

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Gabriela Hearst named creative director of Chloé

Chloé has already found its new creative director in Gabriela Hearst, the designer known for her ability to create an “It bag” (raise your hand if you are on the waiting list for the Nina bag), as well as creating eco-conscious collections. Hearst launched her namesake collection in 2015, and has seen a meteoric rise to stardom. This year, she...

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Video: Chloe presents her Resort 2020 collection

In this video, Chloe presents her Resort 2020 collection at The Long Museum in Shanghai, China. Watch the fashion show below. Video: FF Channel via YouTube Photo credit: Chloe, Facebook

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Chloé and Fusalp collaborate on skiwear collection

Two French heritage labels Chloé and Fusalp have collaborated on a skiwear capsule collection for winter 2020. The collection marks the first time Chloé and Fusalp have teamed up on a co-branded offering and features technical outerwear, knitwear and accessories. Designed to be suited for “both the city and the slopes” the elegant and...

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It Bags of 2019

The It Bag is not dead. Despite a dip in global handbag sales, and industry experts saying that Instagram killed the It Bag, consumers still love a good handbag. Brands like Hermès and Gabriela Hearst still have waiting lists for certain bags, proving that the demand for a top quality luxury handbag has not waned. From minimalist details to...

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Chloé names Riccardo Bellini as its new chief executive officer

Chloé has announced a major change in its leadership. The Richemont-owned fashion house has appointed Riccardo Bellini as its next chief executive officer, as was first reported by WWD on Thursday morning. Bellini will succeed Chloé's current chief executive, Geoffroy de la Bourdonnaye, effective December 1 of this year. With over 20 years of...

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Death of the IT bag: sales of handbags fall 20 percent

A desire to buy the latest handbag every season is no longer a priority for shoppers. In the US the handbag business has fallen by 20 percent over the first eight months in 2019 compared to 2016, according to research data analytics firm NPD Group. This is no coincidence as the status IT bag no longer carries the same cachet as it once did. A...

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Luxury brands take another swing at the Chinese market, says Tiffany CEO

After a bumpy few years, luxury brands are re-committing to China's market as a weaker yuan and the US trade war funnel more Chinese high-end spending, Tiffany & Co CEO Alessandro Bogliolo said in an interview. China's luxury market has been on a roller-coaster since President Xi Jinping launched an anti-corruption campaign in 2012 that curbed...